Someone Forgot to Tell the Fish

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JudgeΒ takes the reader through a whirlwind of contradictions and chaos, and then suddenly slows to embrace life’s quieter moments. The effect is powerful, chilling and unforgettable.

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Commended, IP Picks 2007, Best Poetry.

JudgeΒ takes the reader through a whirlwind of contradictions and chaos, and then suddenly slows to embrace life’s quieter moments. The effect is powerful, chilling and unforgettable.

Hal Judge displays his skilful command over language in this kaleidoscopic collection of poetry. His style is often sparse, following the rhythms of colloquial speech. His poems range from subtle observations of life to an intense examination of political and social beliefs, pinpointing reality. Judge takes the reader through a whirlwind of contradictions and chaos, and then suddenly slows to embrace life’s quieter moments. The effect is powerful, chilling and unforgettable.

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Weight 235 g
Dimensions 210 × 148 × 5 mm
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1 review for Someone Forgot to Tell the Fish

  1. IP (Interactive Publications Pty Ltd)

    Hal Judge is a energetic, risk-taking poet who is formulating a unique poetics. It is fascinating to watch something poetically β€˜new’ take shape, watch it break out of its borders and boundaries and travel through different registers of language and experience. There is something of the troubadour about Judge, but a fiercely pro-active one: a combination of thrash guitarist and folk singer. He challenges the reader, he challenges the world-at-large, and he challenges his own perceptions. He is surrounded by poetry and pulls the threads together. A poet worth watching closely. – John Kinsella

    …a distinctive and effective effusion of ideas and styles. Very evocative and funny. – Shaun Tan

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